Jarryd Jaeger
Jarryd Jaeger is a proud Vancouverite and graduate of the University of British Columbia, where he served as president of the UBC Free Speech Club.
BREAKING: Canada announces national holiday commemorating Queen Elizabeth II
“Declaring an opportunity for Canadians to mourn on Monday is important,” Trudeau said.
Police say shooting death of Toronto officer was 'unprovoked'
Peel police chief Nishan Duraiappah said during a news conference Monday night that the evidence suggested Hong “was shot in an unprovoked and … ambush attack.”
Man arrested after Prince Andrew heckled during Queen's funeral procession
While the majority of the crowd was silent as the coffin passed by, one man used the opportunity to call out the Duke of York for his behavior, and was promptly arrested.
King Charles III highlights mother's legacy in first speech as sovereign
Charles highlighted the legacy of his mother, and the decades of "selfless service" she gave to the kingdom, calling it "unequalled in its duration, its dedication, and its devotion."
WATCH: Tulsi Gabbard says Biden admin is 'weaponizing' federal agencies against political opponents
Gabbard acknowledged that the problem has grown gradually over a number of years, from Obama all the way through to the current administration.
Med schools flatline applicants who don't support diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives
According to the report, out of fifty of the nation's top-ranked medical schools, thirty-six asked applicants questions regarding DEI.
Detroit International Marathon runners required to use ArriveCAN app for 20-minute Canadian portion
The marathon's VP noted that most runners would only be in Canada for twenty minutes
Unemployment rises to 5.4 percent: StatCan
The 0.5 percent increase over July marks the first time the number has gone up in seven months.
TUCKER CARLSON: Queen Elizabeth II was the 'last living link to a truly Great Britain'
Carlson noted that the Queen "was born in one world and died in another," suggesting that the Britain she once ruled over was no more, replaced by something less grandiose and powerful.
BREAKING: Trudeau expresses his condolences following death of Queen Elizabeth II
"She was one of my favourite people in the world," Trudeau said, "and I will miss her so."
British children's TV show 'Peppa Pig' introduces same-sex couple
The show did opt to portray traditional family roles, however, with Penny explaining that, "One mummy is a doctor, and one mummy cooks spaghetti."
Record number of migrants die attempting to enter US at the southern border
New data from the Department of Homeland Security has revealed that of those who attempted to cross in FY2022, nearly 750 died as a result.
BREAKING: Runaway suspect in Saskatchewan stabbing spree apprehended by RCMP
On Tuesday, following the issuance of a "shelter in place" order, Saskatchewan RCMP located and captured Sanderson just outside the town of Rosthern.
BREAKING: Saskatchewan RCMP issue 'shelter in place' order after possible sighting of suspect in mass stabbing
On Wednesday, Saskatchewan police issued a "shelter in place" order to the communities of Wakaw and Prince Albert after a possible sighting of Sanderson.
Poilievre blames Justinflation for Bank of Canada rate hike
Pierre Poilievre placed the blame directly at the feet of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, and his Liberal government's inflation-driving policies.